If you have one or more of these symptoms and suspect it's your thyroid, see your doctor and ask for a thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) test, Free T3, and Free T4 tests, says Dr. Miller. Based on test results, your symptoms, and your physical exam, you may be prescribed synthetic hormones.
In your first example, the period should come after the close parenthesis. (You only put it inside if you have a complete sentence within the parentheses.) See, I did it there! But, the close quotation always comes after the period. Don't ask me why. Source(s): seven years as an English teacher.
Believe it! These weird things happen at the start of and during menopause. So are heavy periods that go on 2 weeks or more, and 2-3 months or so without a period. Ovulation gets all messed-up so intervals between periods go wacky. But it's always best to have an obs/gyn referral from your doctor, and get checked out thoroughly so you can rule out any other problem first.